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TSB apologises after payment glitch leaves UK customers without wages
Some British TSB customers have been left without wages in their accounts after the high street lender failed to process a number of overnight payments.
The bank said a “small number” of customers failed to receive payments due in today, and it has been forced to offer emergency cash to those affected.
TSB gave assurances that the delayed payments are expected to show up in accounts this afternoon.
It said customers needing emergency cash can contact the bank, by going into branches or by phone.
It marks the latest glitch to affect TSB, after a major IT meltdown last year left nearly two million people locked out of their accounts.
We apologise for the inconvenience this has caused and will ensure customers are not left out of pocket
A TSB spokesman said: “Some payments into TSB accounts have been delayed overnight and we are working to process these as soon as possible today.
“We apologise for the inconvenience this has caused and will ensure customers are not left out of pocket.”
It added that customers can still use their cards to make payments or withdraw cash.


First of all, a quick introduction to the structure of the kit: In the beginning, there is the im_server. Then the im_server loads the protocol add-ons, and starts the auto-start clients. When this is all well and done, the clients can start telling the im_server what to do. They do this with the help of plain ol' BMessages and a helping hand called IM::Manager. The IM::Manager sends messages to the im_server, and it also let's the clients add endpoints for listening to messages from the im_server.
So what do you -really- need to do to write a client? Well, it depends on what you want to do with your client. If all you want to do is to send a single message to someone, all you have to do is to link against libim.so and use IM::Manager.OneShotMessage() to send a carefully constructed message. If you want to do more than just send single messages, you should have a BHandler attached to a BLooper and use IM::Manager to add that handler as an endpoint. That means that every message that the im_server get's (sort of) is forwarded to your handler. Then it's up to you what you want to do with these messages. Most of them you'll probably ignore, since they're not of interest to you client, but now and again there will come a message that you want to act upon, and this tutorial will show you how!
If this sounds tricky, it isn't. You can use your be_app or one of your windows if you don't want to create a new looper/handler just for IM messages.
class IMApp : public BApplication
{
// Fleshed out below..
};
int main()
{
IMApp * app = new IMApp;
app->Run();
}
This is darn easy as well, just have a look:
#include <libim/Manager.h>
class IMApp : public BApplication
{
private:
IM::Manager * fManager;
public:
IMApp()
: BApplication("application/x-vnd.beclan.im_client_tutorial")
{
};
void ReadyToRun()
{
fManager = new IM::Manager(this);
fManager->StartListening();
};
};
That wasn't so hard, was it? Now all we have to do is start paying attention to the messages we receive!
The IM messages are like any other messages, so we'll add some code to MessageReceived() to do this.
#include <libim/Constants.h>
class IMApp : public BApplication
{
void MessageReceived( BMessage * msg )
{
switch ( msg->what )
{
case IM::Message:
{
int32 im_what=0;
if ( msg->FindInt32("im_what", &im_what) != B_OK )
// Invalid message. Shouldn't happen, but we make sure.
break;
switch ( im_what )
{
case IM::MESSAGE_RECEIVED:
{ // a message has been received. Let's send a reply!
entry_ref contact;
// Get an entry_ref to the source of the message
if ( msg->FindRef("contact", &contact) != B_OK )
// again, should never happen.
break;
// Construct the reply, adding the contact so the im_server knows
// who to send it to
BMessage reply(IM::MESSAGE);
reply.AddInt32("im_what", IM::SEND_MESSAGE);
reply.AddRef("contact", &contact);
reply.AddString("message", "This is an automatic reply. Cool, huh?");
fManager->SendMessage( &reply );
} break;
default:
break;
}
} break;
default:
BApplication::MessageReceived(msg);
break;
}
};
};
Phew, that got a bit more involed, didn't it? Well, that's what you get for using C++, it's pretty chatty with all those curly braces all over the place. Let's go through the important steps one by one:
#include <libim/Constants.h>
: Include this header to get the definitions of all those IM constants.case IM::MESSAGE:
: in MessageReceived, check for IM::MESSAGE.msg->FindInt32("im_what", &im_what)
: Extract the im_what code.msg->FindRef("contact", &contact)
: Get an entry_ref for the relevant contact.BMessage reply(IM::MESSAGE);
reply.AddInt32("im_what", IM::SEND_MESSAGE);
reply.AddRef("contact", &contact);
reply.AddString("message", "This is an automatic reply. Cool, huh?");
Construct a message in accordance to
the message definitions.fManager->SendMessage( &reply );
: Send the message to the im_server.  Not too hard, was it?
Now that you've gotten your feet wet, you can check out what other messages you can send and receive, and what they do. You will find this information over at the message definitions.


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I design with constraints, and translate what I have learned and experienced into solving specific problems.
Hi, I am Yun Zhou, currently completing my MFA at Parsons the New School for Design in New York City. I worked as a UX designer for several startups. Before that, I got my Bachelor's degree in Software Engineering from the WHU . I am looking for full-time UX/UI Design opportunities!
SKILLS
· Design with sketch, Illustrator/Photoshop
· Prototype with InVision, CSS, HTML, jQuery and After Effects
· Video editing in Premier
· Data visualization in Processing, D3.js
· Basic knowledge in Javascript and PHP
· Physical computing with Arduino
LANGUAGE
· Fluent in English, native in Chinese
EXPERIENCE
Smart Traveller – New York, NY/ Bay Area, CA
UX/UI Designer I January 2015 - present
Created website for Chinese travellers who want to travel in the U.S. Designed logo, graphic elements for web, branding and digital/print ad layouts. Had experience in designer recruitment.
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Rolando Cruz is a 16 year old entrepreneur and hacker - he is a member & Software Engineer at BASE (http://base.codes). He is currently a Junior at San Marin High School. Out of school he likes to play soccer and travel.
Rolando works with Swift, Python, Ruby, HTML/CSS, Javascript, and PHP mainly. One of Rolando's newest projects is Pearl (http://pearlapp.org) - an app that allows people to take a picture of any given text and the app gives them a summarization/main points about it (More info on the website).


In this section, we aim to tune our depth camera to address its light sensitivity problems. Natural sunlight raises a problem for our car since it cannot properly filter the mask during the daylight setting. We use one of ROS plugins in conjunction with Intel Realsense Depth D455 Camera node to experiment with different camera configurations. Our tuning work involves both finding the best tuned configuration that sets off light intensity and validating the realtime performance of the car running one lap around the track.
We run our car manually on the track by setting up a launch file that supports the ROS package that loads .yaml files that store parameter levels, allowing us to view and edit parameters manually with GUI or command-line tools. We generate a collection of .bag files with the rosbag command, which takes in the image topic that we have selected. We make sure to repeat this process both during the day and night in order to capture sets of images with non-bright and bright conditions, as well as tuned images under bright conditions
We export a single lap of images recorded with ROS and compare that with other sets of a single lap’s images. The images are read in with the Python OpenCV package. A single image which closely matches that of another set in position and appearance of the track environment are compared together to determine how similar they are in terms of pixels, luminance, contrast and structure. The entire lap set of approximately 60~70 images are compared with sets before and after tuning, to observe the variability of luminescence in realtime.
We used evaluation metrics SSIM (Structural Similarity Index) and MSE (Mean Squared Error) to measure the similarity between tuned and default images. Some parameter levels were very useful in closely aligning tuned images to features and noise of the default image, whereas others led to worse results. On the left, you can see the top significant improvements in SSIM.
The image on the right shows our best tuned result, which was significantly better compared to our poor baseline figures of SSIM = 0.5922, MSE = 19243. Using this best tuned configuration in our self-implementation of realtime performance, the returned values were 8.065 for our default image set and 6.907 for the tuned image set, giving us the similarity level of 86%


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Loader, allows files from the pipeline to be stored on a local file system.
The {{page.title}} component provides access from the pipeline to the local file system to place output files. This is useful for local instances of LP-ETL, for example on a developer's laptop. It is not recommended to use this component on remote servers as the access to local file system can be a security risk.


Showing how to resize an HTML5 Canvas to fill the browser window without scaling the contents,
and keeping the 0,0
coordinates centered on the screen.
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Description
Given two scenarios, identify which is more pleasant than the other from the perspective of the main character (who uses "I"/"me"/"my").
If it is not clear which scenario is better, select "not clear". Only select "not clear" if you don't understand one of the scenarios, or if the two scenarios are similarly enjoyable/good/pleasant.
Don't worry about typos.
Examples
Original sentence: I decided to shoplift a candy bar from the gas station.
Correct ranking:
I decided to shoplift a candy bar from the gas station. I got away with it, and it tasted great.
is more pleasant than
I decided to shoplift a candy bar from the gas station.
is more pleasant than
I decided to shoplift a candy bar from the gas station. The candy bar was stale.
is more pleasant than
I decided to shoplift a candy bar from the gas station. The store owner caught me and yelled at me.
is more pleasant than
I decided to shoplift a candy bar from the gas station. The store owner caught me and had me arrested.
Original sentence: I walked to the local fancy restaurant where I had a reservation.
Correct ranking:
I walked to the local fancy restaurant where I had a reservation. The food was surprisingly "on the house."
is more pleasant than
I walked to the local fancy restaurant where I had a reservation. It was tax free day.
is more pleasant than
I walked to the local fancy restaurant where I had a reservation.
is more pleasant than
I walked to the local fancy restaurant where I had a reservation. I lost a quarter on the way.
is more pleasant than
I walked to the local fancy restaurant where I had a reservation. I tripped and scraped my knee on the way.
Original sentence: I cooked oatmeal.
Correct ranking:
I cooked oatmeal. I added strawberries and blueberries and cinnamon.
is more pleasant than
I cooked oatmeal. I added strawberries.
is more pleasant than
I cooked oatmeal.
is more pleasant than
I cooked oatmeal. I ate a breakfast 2 hours before eating it.
is more pleasant than
I cooked oatmeal. The oatmeal got cold in the bowl before I ate it.
Original sentence: It's my first date but my mother wants to come along.
Correct ranking:
It's my first date but my mother wants to come along. My mother decides to stay home at the last minute, so I'll go by myself.
is more pleasant than
It's my first date but my mother wants to come along. My mother said she'll stay in the car during the date and catch some sleep.
is more pleasant than
It's my first date but my mother wants to come along.
is more pleasant than
It's my first date but my mother wants to come along. My mother asked my date if we've kissed yet.
is more pleasant than
It's my first date but my mother wants to come along. My mother decides to grill my date the whole time.
Original sentence: I played a game on my computer.
Correct ranking:
I played a game on my computer. My cat slept quietly on my lap.
is more pleasant than
I played a game on my computer.
is more pleasant than
I played a game on my computer. My cat walked on my keyboard while I was trying to type.
is more pleasant than
I played a game on my computer. My cat scratched my hand.
is more pleasant than
I played a game on my computer. My cat spilled coffee on my computer.
Original sentence: I went to get the mail.
Correct ranking:
I went to get the mail. I got an unexpected letter from an old friend.
is more pleasant than
I went to get the mail. I got the weekly newspaper.
is more pleasant than
I went to get the mail.
is more pleasant than
I went to get the mail. I only got advertisements.
is more pleasant than
I went to get the mail. My new book that was supposed to be delivered today wasn’t there.
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Source code for module_add_to_db
#!/usr/bin/env python3
# Copyright 2018 Lael D. Barlow
#
# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
# You may obtain a copy of the License at
#
# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
#
"""Module for script: amoebae.
"""
# Import built-in modules.
#import argparse
import sys
import os
import subprocess
import re
#import settings
import shutil
#import glob
import time
#import pandas as pd
# Import modules from installed libraries/packages.
from Bio import SeqIO
#from Bio import AlignIO
#from Bio.Alphabet import IUPAC, Gapped
from module_amoebae_get_datatype import get_dbtype
# Define functions to be used in amoebae.
[docs]def make_easel_index(outfp):
"""Use the esl-sfetch miniapp from the Easel package associated with the
HMMER3 software package to index a fasta file.
"""
subprocess.call(['esl-sfetch', '--index', outfp])
[docs]def convert_headers(infp, outfp, split_char=' ', split_pos='0',
skip_header_reformat=False, auto_extract_seqs=False):
"""For converting headers in fasta files, and writing a new fasta file with
appropriate filename extension.
***If told to split on "empty" (empty string), then won't split at all (for
headers that are composed only of accession).
"""
# Check that the outfilepath doesn't already exist.
assert not os.path.isfile(outfp), """Error: Specified output path already
exists: %s""" % outfp
if not skip_header_reformat:
# If automatically identifying accessions, then figure out what position in
# the split headers the accessions are in.
header_split_position_for_auto_extract = None
split_chars = re.compile(r'(\ |\||:|;|\t)')
if auto_extract_seqs:
for position in range(0, 9):
# Get list of accessions at this position of the split headers.
accs = []
with open(infp) as infh:
for seq in SeqIO.parse(infp, 'fasta'):
header = seq.description
acc = split_chars.split(header)[position]
accs.append(acc)
# See to what extent the accessions are unique.
num_identical_accs = len(accs) - len(set(accs))
percent_identical_accs = (num_identical_accs / len(accs)) * 100
if percent_identical_accs < 5:
header_split_position_for_auto_extract = position
break
# Check that a position with unique (enough) accessions was found.
assert header_split_position_for_auto_extract is not None, """Could
not find a position with unique accessions after splitting on
spaces and pipe characters."""
# Convert all the headers by manipulating sequence objects.
accs = []
with open(infp) as infh, open(outfp, 'w') as o:
for seq in SeqIO.parse(infp, 'fasta'):
header = seq.description # Should contain seq.id as well.
acc = None
new_header = None
# Extract accession from header.
if auto_extract_seqs:
# Extract acc from header as determined above.
acc =\
split_chars.split(header)[header_split_position_for_auto_extract]
print(acc)
else:
if split_char == 'empty':
acc = header
else:
acc = header.split(split_char)[int(split_pos)]
# Modify the accession if a previous sequence has the same
# accession.
if acc in accs:
modified = False
old_acc = acc
for letter in "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ":
modified_acc = acc + '_' + letter
if modified_acc not in accs:
acc = modified_acc
modified = True
break
assert modified, """Could not modify the accession number
for sequence with duplicate accession number %s.""" % acc
# Report change to accession number.
print("""Accession %s already in set for writing to output,
so modified to %s.""" % (old_acc, acc))
# Add accession to list.
accs.append(acc)
# Define new header, and change string object id attribute.
new_header = acc + ' ' + '\"' + header + '\"'
seq.id = new_header
# Remove additional sequence description attribute if present.
seq.description = ''
# Write sequence with modified header to output file.
SeqIO.write(seq, o, 'fasta')
## Check that all the accessions are unique within the input file.
#assert len(accs) == len(set(accs)), """Error: Some accessions in input
#fasta file (%s) are identical.""" % os.path.basename(infp)
# Check that all the accessions are unique within the output file.
assert len(accs) == len(set(accs)), """Error: Some accessions for
output fasta file are identical."""
else:
# Just copy the file as-is.
shutil.copyfile(infp, outfp)
[docs]def make_blast_db(infp):
"""Makes blastable database for given fasta file (in same directory).
"""
# Determine data type from filename extension.
dbtype = get_dbtype_from_file_exten(infp)
# Make the file blast-able with makeblastdb.
subprocess.call(["makeblastdb", "-in", infp, "-dbtype",
dbtype])
[docs]def get_corr_fasta_exten(infp):
"""Determines the correct filename extension that a given fasta file should
have.
"""
# Automatically determine what the dbtype is.
dbtype = get_dbtype(infp)
assert dbtype == 'prot' or dbtype == 'nucl', """Error: Could not determine
data type in file " + f + " using get_datatype module."""
# Determine appropriate filename extension to use.
exten = None
if dbtype == 'prot':
exten = 'faa'
elif dbtype == 'nucl':
exten = 'fna'
return exten
[docs]def get_dbtype_from_file_exten(infp):
"""Determine data type from fasta filename extension.
"""
dbtype = None
exten = infp.rsplit('.', 1)[1]
if exten == 'faa':
dbtype = 'prot'
elif exten == 'fna':
dbtype = 'nucl'
elif exten == 'hmmdb':
dbtype = 'prot'
elif exten == 'sql':
dbtype = 'annotations'
assert dbtype is not None, """Could not determine datase type based on
filename extension: %s""" % exten
return dbtype
[docs]def update_csv(outfp, csv_file):
"""Appends a line to the given spreadsheet with info about the given fasta
file added to a directory.
"""
# Determine data type from filename extension.
dbtype = get_dbtype_from_file_exten(outfp)
# Get current date.
cur_date = time.strftime("%Y/%m/%d")
# Get abbreviation to add.
fp_without_ext = os.path.basename(outfp.rsplit('.',1)[0])
# Check whether file has a newline character at the end so a new line can
# start correctly.
newline = False
if open(csv_file, 'r').read()[-1] == '\n':
newline = True
# Write to file.
with open(csv_file, 'a') as csvh:
x = '\n'
if newline:
x = ''
csvh.write(x + os.path.basename(outfp) + ',,,,' + fp_without_ext + ',,,' +\
dbtype + ',,,' + cur_date +\
'\n')


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- go right: press the right half of the screen, or press the → key
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| validateCssUnit {htmltools} | R Documentation |
Checks that the argument is valid for use as a CSS unit of length.
validateCssUnit(x)
x |
The unit to validate. Will be treated as a number of pixels if a unit is not specified. |
NULL
and NA
are returned unchanged.
Single element numeric vectors are returned as a character vector with the
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.
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, pc
, vh
, vw
, vmin
, or
vmax
.
If the number has no suffix, the suffix "px"
is appended.
Any other value will cause an error to be thrown.
A properly formatted CSS unit of length, if possible. Otherwise, will throw an error.
validateCssUnit("10%") validateCssUnit(400) #treated as '400px'


MiNzMs in the Photo Booth
I’m not referring to the OS X app here, or some fancy iPhone program that takes old-timey crappy photos, but an actual real-live physical photobooth.
This is a ritual that is on the way out. If you’ve never experienced it, I highly recommend it. Your grandchildren probably won’t even know what you’re talking about.
 It’s too small for two, or really even for one, so you have to crowd together.
You pull the curtain shut. There’s an illusion of privacy, but you both know it’s fleeting, and incomplete, like holding hands on a carnival ride somewhere in the middle of puberty.
For a brief moment, there is a discussion. You must coordinate, because taking the same picture 4 times would seem somehow wasteful and inartistic.

PHOOMPSH.
…
PHOOMPSH.
…
PHOOMPSH.
…
PHOOMPSH.
And then it’s done.
Upon exiting, there’s a several-minute wait for the pictures to come out of the slot, sticky and stinking of chemicals; delicate and toxic.
And you’re left, not with a high definition jpg or raw file, but a tiny slip of paper, imperfect and unique, a shared memory squeezed into 4 improbably wonderful slices.
An artifact to be treasured, and there’s only one.


General Information
My Information
| Name: | Jonathan Misurda |
| Office: | GS 858 |
| Email: |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| Office Hours: | Mon: 1:00pm–3:00pm Tues, Thurs: 12:45pm–1:45pm |
Syllabus
You can find a copy of the syllabus here.
Announcements
(02/03/20) — For this week only, office hours and SI have been moved to GS 837, next door to where it is regularly held.
(01/27/20) — Project 1 is assigned, due Wednesday, February 5, 2020, by midnight. The assignment sheet can be found below.
(01/23/20) — All office hours are posted and begin tomorrow.
(01/16/20) — Welcome to CSC 335 Spring 2020 Term
Slides and Extra Materials
- Course Introduction Slides (PDF)
- Intro to OOP Slides (PDF)
- Classes, Inheritance, and Modeling Slides [Part 1](PDF)
Projects
Project 1 (01/27/20) — Project 1: Mastermid.
Labs & Software
Lab 1 (01/20/19) — Software and initial GitHub classroom setup. Due before class (9:30am), Tuesday, January 28, 2020.


Nested Filters
Typical filter patterns like /tasks?filter[name][EQ]=Super task`
work well for most use cases. This release brings further support for complex, nested filters through
JSON. It allows arbitrary nesting of AND, OR and NOT expressions. For example:
http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080/projects?filter={"OR": {"name": "Great Project", "LE": {"id": 122}}}
More information is available in the documentation.
Revised JPA Setup
The JPA module has a long history with being the first module of Crnk. For this
reason it has shown a bit its age and other places evolved quite a bit in the meantime.
This release comes with a simplified, improved setup. Instead of configuring the JpaModule itself,
the application can specify repositories extending from JpaEntityRepositoryBase:
@Component
public class ScheduleRepositoryImpl extends JpaEntityRepositoryBase {
public ScheduleRepositoryImpl() {
super(ScheduleEntity.class);
}
}
The JPA module will detect those repositories and make them work like in the past with more explicit
configuration. The new setup has a number of advantages:
-
It is a regular repository like any other. In case of Spring Boot you can, for example,
inject it anywhere you like as it is a managed bean.
-
It makes use of the forwarding repository behaviors (see @JsonApiRelation) to
forward relationship calls to either side. So in case of customizations, only the
resource repositories have to be customized, the relationships will follow automatically.
-
Having a repository at hand allows to do any kind of customizations without having
to rely on decorators.
The old configuration mechanism is still in place and can continued to be used.
@JsonApiField support for relationships
Support for the readable, patchable, postable, deletable properties of @JsonApiField have been
added to relationships to complement the current support of basic attributes.
Support for parameterized super types
Fields in super type can now be parameterized through generics. Crnk will properly resolve those types
in subtypes.
Fix for relationship link handling
Self and related relationship links now make proper use of linking, such as paging.
A custom Spring Boot tag provider
Used to properly resolve URIs within the Spring MVC metrics mechanisms.


TRP Toppers (Online): Bigg Boss Returns To The Top Spot; Choti Sarrdaarni Jumps To Second Spot
by Nagarathna AThe latest online TRP ratings for Week 47 are here. Bigg Boss 13 has returned to the top spot followed by Choti Sarrdaarni at the second place. Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai has retained its place while Kaun Banega Crorepati has dropped to the 10th spot.
While Yeh Hai Mohabbatein and The Kapil Sharma Show have witnessed jumps, Tujhse Hai Raabta has been replaced by Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah.
Bigg Boss 13 and Choti Sarrdaarni
Bigg Boss 13 and Choti Sarrdaarni have witnessed jumps. The shows have occupied the top two slots with 33.3 and 32.5 points, respectively.
Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai & Yeh Rishtey Hain Pyaar Ke
Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai has grabbed the third spot followed by its spin-off Yeh Rishtey Hain Pyaar Ke at the fourth spot. The shows have managed to grab 31.0 and 29.2 points, respectively.
Yeh Hai Mohabbatein & Bepanah Pyarr
While Yeh Hai Mohabbatein has grabbed the fifth spot with 28.7 points, Bepanah Pyarr has managed to occupy the sixth place with 27.0 points.
Kasautii Zindagii Kay & Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah
Kasautii Zindagii Kay 2 has dropped to the seventh spot followed by Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah at the eighth place. The shows have managed to fetch 25.8 and 23.3 points, respectively.
The Kapil Sharma Show & Kaun Banega Crorepati
While The Kapil Sharma Show has jumped to the ninth spot with 26.6 points, Kaun Banega Crorepati 11 has dropped to the 10th spot and has managed to get 22.4 points.
Top 10 Shows (Online)
1. Bigg Boss 13
2. Choti Sarrdaarni
3. Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai
4. Yeh Rishtey Hain Pyaar Ke
5. Yeh Hai Mohabbatein
6. Bepanah Pyarr
7. Kasautii Zindagii Kay
8. Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah
9. The Kapil Sharma Show
10. Kaun Banega Crorepati


Parentheses (()) are used most often in Javascript at the end of functions. When creating a function, arguments are placed within the parentheses that can be used within the function. In the following example, the argument "event" is passed to the function in order to determine which key was pressed:
function keyUsed(event) { // key a if (event.which === 65){ findActive("stripPlayer:1"); } // key s else if (event.which === 83) { findActive("stripPlayer:2") } // key d else if (event.which === 68) { findActive("stripPlayer:3") } // key f else if (event.which === 70) { findActive("stripPlayer:4") } }
Brackets ([]) are used when creating arrays. In the following example, a list of skills is created using brackets:
var skills = ["HTML", "CSS", "JavaScript", "Node.js"],
Braces ({}) are used when creating loops, functions, and objects. In the following example, braces encapsulate the actions carried out in the body of the for loop:
for (i = 0; i < game_players; i++){ var cells = rows[i].getElementsByTagName("td"); for (j = 0; j < cells.length; j++) { cells[0].className = "active"; } }
Single and single quotes can be used almost interchangably in JavaScript, unlike in some other langages. Quotes are used to define stings. If we look at the block of code used in the brackets example, the quotation marks mean that the skills are string objects, as opposed to being variables:
var skills = ["HTML", "CSS", "JavaScript", "Node.js"],


Use bpmn.io to view, create and edit BPMN 2.0 in your browser.
bpmn.io offers tools to view, annotate and edit BPMN 2.0 diagrams on the web. Refer to our project website for more information.
This is a demo of bpmn-js the JavaScript toolkit that powers bpmn.io.
bpmn-js is built with the help of a number of open-source libraries:
Icons are assembled using fontello from the following icon fonts:
You can find all bpmn.io related open-source projects on GitHub.
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File a report in our forum. Attach your diagram and the above error log.
| Undo | ⌘ + Z |
| Redo | ⌘ + ⇧ + Z |
| Select All | ⌘ + A |
| Scrolling (Vertical) | ⌥ + Scrolling |
| Scrolling (Horizontal) | ⌥ + ⇧ + Scrolling |
| Direct Editing | E |
| Hand Tool | H |
| Lasso Tool | L |
| Space Tool | S |
| Undo | ctrl + Z |
| Redo | ctrl + ⇧ + Z |
| Select All | ctrl + A |
| Scrolling (Vertical) | ctrl + Scrolling |
| Scrolling (Horizontal) | ctrl + ⇧ + Scrolling |
| Direct Editing | E |
| Hand Tool | H |
| Lasso Tool | L |
| Space Tool | S |


| Constants |
| OFF |
specifies that no messages are to be logged at all
|
| SEVERE |
denotes a serious failure to be logged |
| WARNING |
denotes a potential problem to be logged |
| INFO |
denotes an informational message to be logged |
| CONFIG |
denotes a static configuration message to be logged |
| FINE |
denotes basic tracing information to be logged |
| FINER |
denotes more fine-grained tracing information to be logged |
| FINEST |
denotes highly detailed tracing information to be logged |
| ALL |
specifies that all messages should be logged
|
| Constants' Details |
OFF
const long OFF = 0x7FFFFFFF;
- Description
- specifies that no messages are to be logged at all
This level can be set at an XLogger to completely prevent
logging. You will usually not use it with a concrete log event.
|
|
SEVERE
const long SEVERE = 1000;
- Description
- denotes a serious failure to be logged
|
|
WARNING
const long WARNING = 900;
- Description
- denotes a potential problem to be logged
|
|
INFO
const long INFO = 800;
- Description
- denotes an informational message to be logged
|
|
CONFIG
const long CONFIG = 700;
- Description
- denotes a static configuration message to be logged
|
|
FINE
const long FINE = 500;
- Description
- denotes basic tracing information to be logged
|
|
FINER
const long FINER = 400;
- Description
- denotes more fine-grained tracing information to be logged
|
|
FINEST
const long FINEST = 300;
- Description
- denotes highly detailed tracing information to be logged
|
|
ALL
const long ALL = -0x80000000;
- Description
- specifies that all messages should be logged
This level can be set at an XLogger to enable logging
of absolutely all events. You will usually not use it with a concrete log event.
|
|
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I don't even know what I want to work with in the future, I'm passionate about so many things on the web! Maybe you have the answer for me? If you think I'm a good fit for your business, please contact me!
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The HTML data set allows users to use any HTML table, or HTML structure, as a data source. In the constructor, specify the URL to the file that contains the table or structure, and specify the ID of the table or structure and Spry will pull in the data. This can now be used normally as a data set, with the same region and data reference rules as in other data sets.
The HTML data set is flexible because you can use IDs and class names to filter data and pull in any HTML structure as data.
Please read the HTML data set overview for a full description of the data set.
Notifier -->DataSet --> HTTPSourceDataSet --> HTMLDataSet
getDataSelector is used to return the currently defined dataSelector of the HTML data set.
The DataSelector is used when defining a generic HTML structure as a data source. The DataSelector tell the data set what element is being used as the 'data' node. This is equivalent to the <TD>, or column, in the table data set.
datasetname.getDataSelector();
var ds1 = new Spry.Data.HTMLDataSet("myfile.htm","myID",{dataSelector:"li"}); x = ds1.getDataSelector(); x= "li"
getRowSelector is used to return the current value of the RowSelector of the HTML data set.
The RowSelector is used when defining a generic HTML structure as a data source. The RowSelector is used to define the repeating node of the structure. This is equivalent to the <TR> of a table data set.
datasetname.getRowSelector();
var ds1 = new Spry.Data.HTMLDataSet("myfile.htm","myID",{rowSelector:".rowColor"}); x = ds1.getRowSelector(); x= ".rowColor"
getSourceElementID returns the ID of the page element currently defined as the data source. In a HTML data set, you tell Spry the page that contains the data source and the ID of the actual data element. This function returns that ID.
datasourcename.getSourceElementID();
var ds1 = new Spry.Data.HTMLDataSet("myfile.htm","myID"); x = ds1.getSourceElementID(); Therefore... x= "myID"
getURL returns the current path to the data set source file. This is the same function used in the XML data set.
datasetname.getURL();
var ds1 = new Spry.Data.HTMLDataSet("myURL.htm","myID"); x = ds1.getURL(); Therefore... x = "myURL.htm"
setDataSelector is used to define or change the currently defined dataSelector for the HTML data set. This is used when defining a generic structure as a data set. The dataSelector tell Spry the element that contains the individual piece of data. This is equivalent to the <TD> tag of a table data set.
The data set will not update automatically after setting the dataSelector. Use the loadData(); to load the new data set.
datasetname.setDataSelector("tag name or CSS ID or class");
var ds1 = new Spry.Data.HTMLDataSet("myfile.htm","myID",{dataSelector:"div"}); ds1.setDataSelector("span"); ds1.loadData();
setRowSelector is used to define or change the rowSelector used in a HTML data set. The rowSelector defines the repeating node of the HTML structure. This is equivalent to the <TR> tag in an table data set.
The data set will not update automatically after setting the RowSelector. Use the loadData(); to load the new data set.
datasetname.setRowSelector("tag name or CSS ID or class");
var ds1 = new Spry.Data.HTMLDataSet("myfile.htm","myID",{rowSelector:"div"}); ds1.setRowSelector("span"); ds1.loadData();
setSourceElementID is used to set or change the ID of the element that contains the data for the data set.
Setting the sourceID will not automatically cause the data set to reload. Use loadData(); to force the new data to load.
datasetname.setSourceElementID("the new ID");
var ds1 = new Spry.Data.HTMLDataSet("myfile.htm","myID"); ds1.setSourceElementID("theNewID"); ds1.loadData();
setURL is used to set or change the path to the file that contains the data source. setURL works the same way for the HTML data set as it does for the XML data set.
datasetname.setURL("the new URL");
var ds1 = new Spry.Data.HTMLDataSet("myfile.htm","myID"); onClick="ds1.setURL("/assets/myNewFile.htm"); ds1.loadData();"
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This example implements a simple controller for a cassette player according to the model below:
Press the buttons below to send events to the controller (check brower console for trace output):
Head:
Motor:


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Before that, I was an advocate for formal methods in software development, and worked with people at the Object-Z and RESOLVE communities, making research techniques more practical. I still am an advocate for formal methods, but without language and tool support, its a losing battle.
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Jibx2Wsdl is the tool used to generate a binding definition and matching WSDL and schema definitions from existing Java code. It includes support for Java 5 enumerations and typed collections, JavaDoc extraction for use in service definitions, and all the data model customizations of BindGen. Jibx2Wsdl allows you to expose existing code as web services using Axis2 and JiBX data binding, while retaining the flexibility to modify your data model and adjust the JiBX bindings so that the XML is unchanged. Alternatively, you can just generate a WSDL and schema using Jibx2Wsdl and throw away the JiBX binding definitions, using the generated WSDL and schema as a quick start on a start-from-WSDL approach. The generated doc/lit wrapped WSDLs are compatible with Apache Axis2 and other major web service frameworks.
Jibx2Wsdl executes as a Java application, meaning it needs to be run directly from a
console window using the "java" command, or though some equivalent technique (such as
an Ant <java>
task, discussed below). However it's being run, you need
to include jibx-tools.jar from your JiBX installation lib directory in the
Java classpath, along with the path for the compiled class files you'll use as input to
the generation. You'll also need several of the other jars from the JiBX lib
directory (including jibx-bind.jar, jibx-schema.jar, and jibx-run.jar).
As long as these jars are in the same directory as jibx-tools.jar you don't need to
list them in the classpath, though - they'll be picked up automatically.
The Jibx2Wsdl application main class is org.jibx.ws.wsdl.tools.Jibx2Wsdl
,
and it takes as parameters the fully-qualified names of one or more root class(es) to be
to be included in the binding generation. In schema terms, each of these root classes will
be treated as a separate global definition.
Here's a sample of running Jibx2Wsdl on Unix/Linux systems from the examples/jibx2wsdl/example1 directory of the distribution (in a single line, shown split here only for formatting):
java -cp ../../../lib/jibx-tools.jar:start/bin org.jibx.ws.wsdl.tools.Jibx2Wsdl com.sosnoski.ws.library.jibx2wsdl.BookServer1
On Windows, the corresponding command line is:
java -cp ..\..\..\lib\jibx-tools.jar;start\bin org.jibx.ws.wsdl.tools.Jibx2Wsdl com.sosnoski.ws.library.jibx2wsdl.BookServer1
By default, Jibx2Wsdl output just goes to the current directory where it was executed. The generated root binding definition is named binding.xml, and the generated WSDL and schema name is derived from the target namespace (which in turn is derived from the Java package name).
You can easily run Jibx2Wsdl from an Ant build, just as you would any other Java application. The build.xml in the examples/jibx2wsdl/example1 directory gives an example of this (which passes an optional source directory path parameter, in addition to a root class name), as shown below:
<path id="jibx-classpath"> <fileset dir="${jibx-home}/lib" includes="**/*.jar"/> <pathelement location="bin"/> </path> ... <!-- Generate bindings, schemas, and WSDL --> <target name="generate-wsdl" depends="compile-starter"> <delete quiet="true" dir="${basedir}/gen"/> <mkdir dir="${basedir}/gen"/> <echo message="Running Jibx2Wsdl tool"/> <java classpathref="jibx-classpath" classname="org.jibx.ws.wsdl.tools.Jibx2Wsdl" fork="true" failonerror="true"> <arg value="-p"/> <arg value="${basedir}/start/bin"/> <arg value="-s"/> <arg value="${basedir}/start/src"/> <arg value="-t"/> <arg value="${basedir}/gen"/> <arg value="--strip-prefixes=m_"/> <arg value="com.sosnoski.ws.library.jibx2wsdl.BookServer1"/> </java> </target>
Most IDEs allow you to directly execute an Ant build target, so you can use the Ant approach to running Jibx2Wsdl from within your IDE.
You can pass a variety of command line parameters to Jibx2Wsdl, as listed below in alphabetical order:
| Parameter | Purpose |
|---|---|
-b name |
Generated root binding definition file name (default name is binding.xml) |
-c path |
Path to input customizations file |
-d |
Use pure doc/lit style (rather than the wrapped style default, where individual method parameters are combined to form a request message). When this flag is used, each service method must take only one parameter. The XML representation of that parameter is used directly as the request message for the operation, and the XML representation of the return value is used directly as the response message for the operation. |
-n uri=name,... |
Schema namespace URI and file name pairs (default generates file names from URIs) |
-p path,... |
Paths for loading Java class files (default is the classpath used to run Jibx2Wsdl) |
-s path,... |
Paths for loading Java source files (source is not used by default) |
-t path |
Target directory path for generated output (default is current directory) |
-u binding,...;schema,... |
Use existing bindings and schemas. This allows specifying one or more bindings and one or more schemas to be used for WSDL generation. The supplied bindings and schema definitions are used for service method parameter and return values with matching types, and any schemas containing definitions used are copied into the target directory for direct reference from the generated WSDL. |
-v |
Verbose output |
-w |
Wipe all files from target directory before generating output (ignored if the target directory is the same as the current directory) |
-x class,... |
Names of extra classes to be included in the binding and schema generation (useful when the service definition class methods use interfaces or abstract classes as parameter types) |
You need to specify one or more service definition class names as command line parameters to Jibx2Wsdl. Each class you name is used as a starting point for generating service definitions. Jibx2Wsdl examines each class listed to find methods to be exposed as web service operations. Each parameter type passed to a service method, or result type returned from a method, is then included in the binding and schema generation. These are recursively examined to find the complete set of classes necessary to represent your data. Jibx2Wsdl then generates binding and schema definitions for all of these classes. The service definition class names must be at the end of the command line, following any other command line parameters.
You can pass global customizations to Jibx2Wsdl as command-line parameters,
by using --
as a special prefix to the customization attribute name.
This is explained in more detail in the Jibx2Wsdl customization
reference page. Before digging into the details of customizations you may find
it useful to review the Jibx2Wsdl examples to learn how Jibx2Wsdl
works and see some basic applications of customizations.


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Users need to understand their current location and navigate within a hierarchical navigation scheme.
Breadcrumbs display the current path to a particular page relative to the starting point. Breadcrumbs provide a means for users to understand their current context in a hierarchical structure and the ability to navigate up the structure easily.
Depending on the complexity of the navigational hierarchy and the type of page or application, it may make sense for the breadcrumb to represent only part of the hierarchy while sub tabs/trees/navigation represent the remaining hierarchy. In that case, you may want to make the far right element clickable.


Blink Your Eyes!
When I said; “Build and deploy websites faster than you can blink your eyes”, I meant it. This site was built even before you could blink your eyes .
Let's get you started
First things first—to use sledge you need python on your computer, so if you don't have python, head to the python download page or read this guide for installing on linux.
If you have python installed, great, what are we waiting for lets get you started.
You need to install sledge using this command:
pip install sledge
If this command fails, and says something like:
bash: pip: command not found
# on bash
'pip' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
# on windows
Then you don't have pip in your PATH environment variable. This is what you should do; go to where you have python installed on your file explorer, for example on Windows C:\Python27\, then navigate to the Scripts dir. Now you should see pip.exe, pip<version-major>.exe (where <version-major> is the major version of python).
Two things you may decide to do:
Add this directory to your PATH environment variable.
For Windows Users: Click Shift on the keyboard and right click your mouse on the Scripts dir. You should see "open command window here", go ahead and click it, and now run pip install sledge
After installing sledge, in fact, you need to do nothing more, you can start writing your markup script which we call Remarkup and have sledge build them for you.
Now navigate to you project folder on your command terminal.
cd my/project/folder
python sledge init
This command initializes a new sledge project which has the following directory tree structure
The pages folder is where all your webpage should be. They may contain subfolders, and these subfolders can contain .frame files. The pages folder may also contain other files and subfolders that may not be part of your webpage, but you'd want to let sledge know that those files and folders should be ignored.
Ignoring directory junks
To ignore junk files and folders in your main directory which is the pages dir, a .framerc file will be initialised. This file must be a json file. Here is an example:
Every one of the paths specified in your ignore must be relative to the root, which is the pages directory, and glob patterns are not supported yet.
By default, if your root dir doesn't contain a .framerc file, an abstract one is created and the default value is "ignore": [].
The fiter property also helps ignore junks, that is, if you had other files with extensions say .xml, you could ignore this file by using a filter, adding only the extensions of the files you want to build to this filter. The filter by default is as written above.
Sledge in details.
Ok. We've spoken about sledge and I know you have a vague idea of what sledge is about. The only thing you can think of is that I said “Build and deploy websites faster than you can blink your eyes”, but how?
Sledge uses a tool of standard and specifications known as Remarkup which you can also say, a markup script as I mentioned earlier.
What is Remarkup
Remarkup is a markup script used for building markups from zero level i.e <!DOCTYPE html> to grand level i.e </html>. Remarkup is a tool that provides an interface which exposes you to a fast way to build and deploy your webpages. Remarkup specifications "cuts to the chase", no stress at all for developers. Why waste time writing markup when you still have some javascript and backend to take care of?.
With Remarkup, you can split your markup into tiny fractions that looks simple and comprehensible to you intead of writing heavy markups that you get tired of. It is a common thing among web developers to stop their project half way, just because the markup has got complex and now they are fed up, everthing looks ugly. But now with the model Remarkup proposes, which is not a new model in entirety but may be new to the web. “Hmmm...what could this model be? Intrigue me”.
Lock & Key Model
Remarkup proposes a model which serves better, the lock and key model! This is the best model for writing your markup. A model with which you can split your markup into manageable bits, and even, markups can behave as modules.
Frame—The lock
Frame is the lock here. A frame is the part of your markup that is unlikely to change over time. It can be static yet portable. A frame does not necessarily have to be static, it can be made dynamic by giving it a key which fits perfectly into the frame. Let me get ahead of myself here: This part of dynamics in a frame which gives fluidity—the key—is called a Pane. Think of it as a frame metaphorically, as in the real sense; a frame is a part of something bigger waiting for the other part, say, a panel, to be fixed into it so it can be whole. I hope I hit it here.
Pane—The key
A pane as said earlier is the part of remarkup that adds fluidity to your frame. Without panes, your frame would be completely static, but panes can alter, modify and make your frame lit. Consider panes as where you store variables. So instead of searching for a specific text or a part in your markup, and then things can get messy for you, no, you just have to go to your pane and change whatever thing. Changing anything in your pane causes a change in every one of your frame files that links to that pane. Panes are YAML source files, so you need to have basic knowledge of yaml.
Do you have a problem?
I sure hope all you know about sledge and remarkup is very clear to you now, and your state at the beginning of this document is nomore your current state. If you still think this document doesn't tackle what you have in mind, or doesn't answer your questions, or isn't detailed enough, you may submit an issue to the repository on github.


The Evolution package contains an integrated mail, calendar and address book suite designed for the GNOME environment.
This package is known to build and work properly using an LFS-7.6 systemd platform.
Download (HTTP): http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/gnome/sources/evolution/3.12/evolution-3.12.5.tar.xz
Download (FTP): ftp://ftp.gnome.org/pub/gnome/sources/evolution/3.12/evolution-3.12.5.tar.xz
Download MD5 sum: 4cf8ad5385889cc2a701397122c11487
Download size: 12 MB
Estimated disk space required: 495 MB
Estimated build time: 4.5 SBU
evolution-data-server-3.12.5, gnome-icon-theme-3.12.0, GtkHTML-4.8.4, libgdata-0.15.2, shared-mime-info-1.3, WebKitGTK+-2.4.5, and yelp-xsl-3.12.0
Bogofilter-1.2.4, gnome-desktop-3.12.2, Highlight-3.18, libcanberra-0.30, libgweather-3.12.2, and libnotify-0.7.6
clutter-gtk-1.5.4, GeoClue-0.12.0, geocode-glib-3.12.2, and libchamplain-0.12.8 (Contact Maps plugin), GTK-Doc-1.20, GtkImageView, GtkSpell3, libpst, libytnef, OpenLDAP-2.4.39, and SpamAssassin
User Notes: http://wiki.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/wiki/evolution
Install Evolution by running the following commands:
./configure --prefix=/usr \ --sysconfdir=/etc \ --disable-gtkspell \ --disable-pst-import \ --disable-spamassassin && make
This package does not come with a test suite.
Now, as the root
user:
make install
--disable-gtkspell
: This
switch is used to disable the gtkspell plugin because GtkSpell is not part of BLFS.
--disable-pst-import
: This
switch is used to disable the pst-import plugin because
libpst is not part of BLFS.
--disable-spamassassin
:
This switch is used to disable the spamassassin plugin because
SpamAssassin is not part of BLFS.
--with-openldap
: This switch will
enable OpenLDAP support in
Evolution.
--enable-contact-maps
: Use this switch
if you have installed the necessary dependencies and wish to build
the Contact Maps plugin.
--enable-gtk-doc
: Use this parameter if
GTK-Doc is installed and you wish
to rebuild and install the API documentation.
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#include <ParticleUniverseBaseCollider.h>
Public Types | |
| enum | IntersectionType { IT_POINT, IT_BOX } |
| enum | CollisionType { CT_NONE, CT_BOUNCE, CT_FLOW } |
Public Member Functions | |
| BaseCollider (void) | |
| virtual | ~BaseCollider (void) |
| virtual void | _preProcessParticles (ParticleTechnique *particleTechnique, Ogre::Real timeElapsed) |
| const IntersectionType | getIntersectionType (void) const |
| void | setIntersectionType (const IntersectionType &intersectionType) |
| const CollisionType | getCollisionType (void) const |
| void | setCollisionType (const CollisionType &collisionType) |
| const Ogre::Real | getFriction (void) const |
| void | setFriction (const Ogre::Real friction) |
| const Ogre::Real | getBouncyness (void) const |
| void | setBouncyness (const Ogre::Real bouncyness) |
| void | populateAlignedBox (Ogre::AxisAlignedBox &box, const Ogre::Vector3 &position, const Ogre::Real width, const Ogre::Real height, const Ogre::Real depth) |
| void | calculateRotationSpeedAfterCollision (Particle *particle) |
| virtual void | copyAttributesTo (ParticleAffector *affector) |
Static Public Attributes | |
| static const Ogre::Real | DEFAULT_BOUNCYNESS = 1.0f |
| static const Ogre::Real | DEFAULT_FRICTION = 0.0f |
| static const IntersectionType | DEFAULT_INTERSECTION_TYPE = BaseCollider::IT_POINT |
| static const CollisionType | DEFAULT_COLLISION_TYPE = BaseCollider::CT_BOUNCE |
Protected Attributes | |
| Ogre::Real | mFriction |
| Ogre::Real | mBouncyness |
| IntersectionType | mIntersectionType |
| CollisionType | mCollisionType |
| Ogre::Real | mVelocityScale |
Determines how a particle behaves after collision with this collider. The behaviour of the particle is solved in the collider and only behaviour that needs the colliders´ data is taken into account. The fact that a particle expires for example, can be achieved by using an Observer in combination with an EventHandler (DoExpireEventHandler). CT_NONE means that the particle doesn´t do anything. This value should be set if the behaviour of the particle is determined outside the collider (for example, expiring the particle). CT_BOUNCE means that the particle bounces off the collider. CT_FLOW means that the particle flows around the contours of the collider.
| ParticleUniverse::BaseCollider::BaseCollider | ( | void | ) |
| virtual ParticleUniverse::BaseCollider::~BaseCollider | ( | void | ) | [inline, virtual] |
| void ParticleUniverse::BaseCollider::_preProcessParticles | ( | ParticleTechnique * | particleTechnique, | |
| Ogre::Real | timeElapsed | |||
| ) | [virtual] |
Perform activities before the individual particles are processed.
Reimplemented from ParticleUniverse::ParticleAffector.
Reimplemented in ParticleUniverse::BoxColliderExtern, ParticleUniverse::SphereColliderExtern, ParticleUniverse::BoxCollider, and ParticleUniverse::SphereCollider.
| const BaseCollider::IntersectionType ParticleUniverse::BaseCollider::getIntersectionType | ( | void | ) | const |
Returns the type of intersection.
| void ParticleUniverse::BaseCollider::setIntersectionType | ( | const IntersectionType & | intersectionType | ) |
Sets the type of intersection.
| const BaseCollider::CollisionType ParticleUniverse::BaseCollider::getCollisionType | ( | void | ) | const |
Returns the type of collision.
| void ParticleUniverse::BaseCollider::setCollisionType | ( | const CollisionType & | collisionType | ) |
Sets the type of collision.
| const Ogre::Real ParticleUniverse::BaseCollider::getFriction | ( | void | ) | const |
Returns the friction value.
| void ParticleUniverse::BaseCollider::setFriction | ( | const Ogre::Real | friction | ) |
Sets the friction value.
| const Ogre::Real ParticleUniverse::BaseCollider::getBouncyness | ( | void | ) | const |
Returns the bouncyness value.
| void ParticleUniverse::BaseCollider::setBouncyness | ( | const Ogre::Real | bouncyness | ) |
Sets the bouncyness value.
| void ParticleUniverse::BaseCollider::populateAlignedBox | ( | Ogre::AxisAlignedBox & | box, | |
| const Ogre::Vector3 & | position, | |||
| const Ogre::Real | width, | |||
| const Ogre::Real | height, | |||
| const Ogre::Real | depth | |||
| ) |
Fill the AxisAlignedBox with data derived from the other arguments.
| void ParticleUniverse::BaseCollider::calculateRotationSpeedAfterCollision | ( | Particle * | particle | ) |
Recalculates the rotation speed after collision. This function must be explicitly called in the _affect() function of the class that inherits from BaseCollider.
| void ParticleUniverse::BaseCollider::copyAttributesTo | ( | ParticleAffector * | affector | ) | [virtual] |
Copy attributes to another affector.
Reimplemented from ParticleUniverse::ParticleAffector.
Reimplemented in ParticleUniverse::BoxCollider, ParticleUniverse::InterParticleCollider, ParticleUniverse::PlaneCollider, and ParticleUniverse::SphereCollider.
const Ogre::Real ParticleUniverse::BaseCollider::DEFAULT_BOUNCYNESS = 1.0f [static] |
const Ogre::Real ParticleUniverse::BaseCollider::DEFAULT_FRICTION = 0.0f [static] |
const BaseCollider::IntersectionType ParticleUniverse::BaseCollider::DEFAULT_INTERSECTION_TYPE = BaseCollider::IT_POINT [static] |
const BaseCollider::CollisionType ParticleUniverse::BaseCollider::DEFAULT_COLLISION_TYPE = BaseCollider::CT_BOUNCE [static] |
Ogre::Real ParticleUniverse::BaseCollider::mFriction [protected] |
Ogre::Real ParticleUniverse::BaseCollider::mBouncyness [protected] |
Ogre::Real ParticleUniverse::BaseCollider::mVelocityScale [protected] |


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Overview
The MARC-HI Schema Tool is a lightweight yet powerful tool for working with XML
Schemas. It offers many features including:
- An XML Schema Viewer which outlines the structure of data
- An XML Schema Differencing tool which illustrates changes in schema structures
- An XPath building tool (in the Schema Viewer). This tool allows developers to
quickly build Xpaths based on schema structures
- An XML Schema Copy tool which copies all dependent schemas.
This help file is divided into these sections:
- Getting Started - A quick guide to Schema Tool's interface
- Viewer - A guide to the schema viewer
- Differencing - A guide to interpreting the output of the differencing tool
- Schema Copy - A guide for using the schema copy tool
Schema tool credits:
- Justin Fyfe - Development & Release
- Jaspinder Singh - Testing
- Duane Bender - Testing
Schema tool was developed for the Mohawk College Applied Research Centre (MARC) for Health Informatics (HI).


I am happy to announce that Partiko and I are going to co-organise Partiko Mascot Design Contest! Partiko is a cool and user-friendly mobile app based on the Steem blockchain and please remember to download Partiko if you wish to join this contest. Let’s design a lovely mascot for Partiko. Thanks for Partiko’s sponsorship for the contest. Let’s have some fun and show our creativity!
Let me announce the details regarding the prizes and rules here:
1st Prize: 15 SBD
2nd Prize: 12 SBD
3rd Prize: 8 SBD
Merit Prizes x 5: 3 SBD
Rules:
Writ a new post about your entry and the drawing process
You can submit multiple entries but only ONE will be eligible for winning the prizes
The entry post MUST BE posted with Partiko, please remember to download Partiko app if you still don’t have it on your phone
One of the tag MUST BE #partiko-contest for your entry post
Reply to this post to submit your entry
Your drawing must include your own Steemit id to prove that it’s your original work
Drawings are not limited to: sketch, color pencil, watercolor, oil painting, ink painting, computer drawing
The deadline of submission is October 10
Partiko logo must appear on the Mascot
The winners will be selected by @partiko
Besides the above prizes, we have also received more support for the entries from our friends and community. Don’t forget to take a look at our current sponsors and supporters. You may also become one of them if you wish.
Look forward to see your design :)
CN區朋友們好！這次我和Partiko合作舉辦吉祥物設計比賽，歡迎大家參加，展現自己的創意和畫功，比賽奬金和規則如下：
第一名: 15 SBD
第二名: 12 SBD
第三名: 8 SBD
優異奬 x 5: 3 SBD
規則如下：
- 寫一個新的帖子描述繪畫過程
- 你可以提交多個參賽作品但只有一個能獲奬。
- 參賽帖子需由Partiko App發出
- 回覆這帖子來提交你的參賽作品
- 參賽帖子需要使用 #partiko-contest標簽（該標簽不需要放在第一位）
- 參賽作品上需要清楚顯示你的Steemit id
- 繪畫形式不限於：素描，彩色鉛筆，水彩畫，油畫，油畫，電腦繪畫。
- 吉祥物身上需有清晰可見的Partiko Logo
- 提交作品的截止日期為十月十日。
- 勝出者將會由 @partiko選出
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Hello! My name is Michelle, and I'm a 2nd year student @Georgia Tech
studying Computer Science!
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1867 --> Lost husband and 4 children in Yellow Fever epidemic
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1871 --> Lost all possessions in the Great Chicago Fire
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Forced to support herself, she began to work and became involved with the labor movement.
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- Treacherous
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- Publicity
- activities designed to improve public interest
- Mutilated
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- Prosperity
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Highlights of Pennsylvania's church scandal legislation
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - The Pennsylvania state Senate on Wednesday passed a package of legislation inspired by Roman Catholic Church scandals to relax criminal and civil statutes of limitations on sexual abuse crimes. Here is a look at the bills:
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CRIMINAL PROSECUTION
There would be no statute of limitation on the criminal prosecution of major child sexual abuse crimes. Under current law, criminal prosecution is limited to a victim's 50th birthday.

  The bill raises that to their 55th birthday, although that provision applies to future incidents of abuse.
Young adults 18-23 years old would have until they turn 30 to sue. Current law gives them two years to sue.
State laws aside, the Senate also began the multi-year process of seeking to amend the Pennsylvania Constitution to allow a two-year window for lawsuits to be filed by now-adult victims of child sexual abuse who are barred from suing by existing or previous statutes of limitation.
SOVEREIGN IMMUNITY
Governmental institutions, such as public schools, would lose immunity from civil lawsuits for child sexual abuse if the person suing was harmed by the negligence of the institution.
NONDISCLOSURE AGREEMENTS
Nondisclosure contracts or agreements would be unenforceable if they attempt to impair, prohibit or suppress the disclosure of information about a claim of childhood sexual abuse to law enforcement.
Copyright 2019 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


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--- layout: archive title: Zulip Chat Archive permalink: /stream/113489-new-members/topic/elaborator.20bug.html ---
import category_theory.category data.quot universes v u namespace category_theory variables (C : Type u) [category.{v} C] structure initial_object := (carrier : C) (of_carrier : Π x, carrier ⟶ x) (eq_of_carrier : ∀ x, ∀ f : carrier ⟶ x, f = of_carrier x) end category_theory
error: invalid reference to undefined universe level parameter 'v'
@Kenny Lau Yeah, this is the usual known elaborator bug which means you need to instead write
variables {C : Type u} [𝒞 : category.{v} C] include 𝒞
Is it really a bug? I thought it was an intentional decision to not make use of variables
if doing so required fixing an otherwise unspecified universe.
@Sam Jessup, I've made a new "topic" for your question --- you're more likely to get useful answers if you keep different conversations separate.
If that was the issue you'd get a different error
You should ask Kenny Lau to tell you what he's already done from Atiyah-MacDonald; there might be some significant overlap.
I'm confused. What is the bug?
The bug is that the elaborator produces an expression referring to v
without including v
among the universe parameters of the declaration
Oh! I see. I had never understood this issue properly.
similar I think to https://github.com/leanprover/lean/issues/395, but evidently different
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You can create and attach popup menus either to element, or you can display it as a context menu. The following code will define it as a context menu
$().w2menu(options)
The menues can have enabled/disabled, have badges, remove icons, nested items, etc. Here is an example how to define more various menu types.
For example:
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You can use any valid overlay option for the menu as well. In addition it has following options:
The items property is an array of objects of following structure:


:: com :: sun :: star :: drawing :: framework ::
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| interface XConfigurationController |
- Base Interfaces
XConfigurationController
┣ XConfigurationControllerRequestQueue
┣ XConfigurationControllerBroadcaster
┗ XResourceFactoryManager
| XConfigurationControllerRequestQueue |
- (referenced interface's summary:)
- The request queue of the configuration controller handles requests for
changes to the current configuration.
|
| XConfigurationControllerBroadcaster |
- (referenced interface's summary:)
- Manage the set of registered event listeners and the event notification for a configuration
controller.
|
| XResourceFactoryManager |
- (referenced interface's summary:)
- The XResourceFactoryManager is part of the configuration controller and
manages the set of registered resource factories.
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|
- Description
- The configuration controller is responsible for the management of the
set of active resources.
There are two configurations of resources:
When the two configurations differ then the current configuration is
updated eventually to reflect the requested configuration. An update
takes place when the following three conditions are fullfilled.
- when the last pending request for configuration changes has been
processed,
- when the update() method is called.
- when the configuration manager it is unlocked after formerly being
locked.
Requests for configuration changes are handled in a two step process:
- First the requested configuration is updated iteratively: Every
request that is being made by calling
requestResourceActivation() or
requestResourceDeactivation() results in one or more
function objects, that each implement the
XConfigurationChangeRequest interface. These are inserted
into a queue. The request objects in the queue are processed
asynchronously one at a time in the order in which they are inserted.
Only when one request object is processed a change to the requested
configuration is made. These changes are broadcasted to registered
XConfigurationChangeListener objects. Listeners may
decide to make requests that then are added to the queue. For example
when the view in the center pane is replaced by another view, some
listeners may want to turn some side panes on or off, or show other
views in the side panes.
This process goes on until the queue of request objects becomes
empty. Until this point only the requested configuration has been
modified. No resources have been activated or deactivated.
The second update step activates or deactivates resources so that
the current configuration (the one that comprises the actually active
resources) reflects the requested configuration.
The order in which resources are activated or deactivated depends on
the dependency between the resources. For example a view depends on the
pane it is displayed in. Resources that other resources depend on are
activated first and deactivated last. The order is undefined for
unrelated resources.
Note that the second update step may not be able to activate (or even to
deactivate) all the requested resources. Either because they are
temporarily or permanently unavailable. For example, during the
start-up of a new Impress application the side panes are displayed
with a visible delay because they are not provided sooner by the
underlying framework. Such anavailable resources are not forgotten but
remain in the requested configuration. Every time the configuration
controller updates its current configuration these resources are
requested once more.
The configuration controller sends the following events:
- ResourceActivationRequested is sent when the
activation of a resource has been requested and the resource is not yet
active in the requested configuration. The event is sent when the
configuration change request is executed, not when the
requestResourceActivation() call is made.
The ResourceId member is set to the requested
resource. The ResourceObject member is not
set.
- ResourceDeactivationRequested is sent when the
deactivation of a resource has been requested and the resource is active
in the requested configuration. The event is sent when the
configuration change request is executed that is created when for
example requestResourceDeactivation() is called.
The ResourceId member is set to the requested
resource. The ResourceObject member is not
set.
- ConfigurationUpdateStart is sent before the update of
the current configuration starts.
The requested configuration is available in the Configuration member. The
ResourceId and ResourceObject members
are not set.
- ConfigurationUpdateEnd is sent after the update of
the current configuration ends.
The requested configuration is
available in the Configuration member. The ResourceId and
ResourceObject members are not set.
- ResourceActivation is sent when a resource is
activated, i.e. when a new object of a resource is created (or taken
from a cash).
The ResourceId and ResourceObject
members are set to the XResourceId and object reference of
the activated resource.
- ResourceDeactivation is sent when a resource is
deactivated, i.e. when an object that previously was part of the
configuration is removed from the configuration.
The ResourceId and ResourceObject
members are set to XResourceId and object reference of the
deactivated resource.
|
| Methods' Details |
requestResourceActivation
- Description
- Request the activation of a resource.
The request is processed asynchronously. Notifications about
configuration changes are sent after this call returns.
- Parameter xResourceId
- The resource whose activation is requested.
- Parameter eMode
When eMode is REPLACE then, before adding the
resource activation to the request queue, similar resources
linked to the same anchor are removed. This makes it easer to
switch between resources whose activation is mutually exclusive.
For example, there can only be one view per pane, so before
activating a new view the old one has to be deactivated.
When eMode is ADD then the resource is requested
without further changes.
|
|
requestResourceDeactivation
| void |
| requestResourceDeactivation( |
[in] XResourceId |
xResourceId ); |
- Description
- Request the deactivation of a resource.
The request is processed asynchronously. Notifications about
configuration changes are sent after this call returns.
Requesting the deactivation
of a resource that is not active is not an error.
- Parameter xResourceId
- The resource whose deactivation is requested.
|
|
getResource
- Description
- Return the active resource specified by the given resource id.
- Parameter xResourceId
- A valid resource id. This should, but does not have to be, the
resource id of an active resource.
- Returns
- When the given resource id specifies an active resource then
that resource is returned. Otherwise an empty reference is
returned.
|
|
lock
- Description
- Lock the processing of configuration change requests.
This is only necessary when more than one change request is being
made in a row. It prevents an update being made (with all the visible UI
changes) before all change requests are being made.
Recursive lock() calls are recognized: the
configuration controller is locked while lock() was
called more often than unlock().
|
|
unlock
- Description
- Unlock the processing of configuration change requests.
When unlock() is called as many times as
lock() and the queue of configuration change
requests is not empty the configuration controller continues the
processing of the change requests. An update of the current
configuration will eventually being made.
|
|
update
- Description
- Explicitly request an update of the current configuration.
Call it when a resource is activated or deactivated
without the control and knowledge of the drawing framework. Calling
this method (from outside the drawing framework) should hardly every
be necessary.
|
|
getRequestedConfiguration
- Description
- Return a copy of the requested configuration.
Modifications to the returned configuration have no effect on the
drawing framework.
|
|
getCurrentConfiguration
- Description
- Return a copy of the current configuration.
Modifications to the returned configuration have no effect on the
drawing framework.
|
|
restoreConfiguration
- Description
- Replace the requested configuration with the given configuration and
schedule an update of the current configuration.
Together with the getCurrentConfiguration() and
getRequestedConfiguration() methods this
allows the saving and restoring of configurations. However, the
given configuration can have other origins then these methods.
The given configuration is transformed into a list of of change
requests so that the resulting reqeusted configuration equals the
given configuration. This has the advantage that not only the
resource activations and deactivations but all configuration
changes are properly broadcasted.
Note that because of the configuration change notifications
listeners can make more configuratio change requests, so that the
resulting requested configuration can be different from the given
configuration.
- Parameter xConfiguration
- This typically is a configuration that was obtained with an
earlier getRequestedConfiguration() call.
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1820
.
| Address | Remote system ID | Name | Query interval | Unit | Factor | Offset | Decimals | Null on error | Enabled |
|---|
To setup a remote client please make sure Node.js is installed and run the following commands on the remote system. This will create all necessary files in ~/ds18b20-remote/
to run the remote client.
mkdir ~/ds18b20-remote cd ~/ds18b20-remote wget -O remote-client-setup.js node remote-client-setup.js
After that you have to edit the created .env
file and fill in at least the host and the encryption key.
Then you may start the remote client manually or as a SystemD service like shown in the setup output.


ONCE upon a time there was a young lady called Lady Mary, who had two brothers. One summer they all three went to a country seat of theirs, which they had not before visited. Among the other gentry in the neighbourhood who came to see them was a Mr. Pox, a bachelor, with whom they, particularly the young lady, were much pleased. He used often to dine with them, and frequently invited Lady Mary to come and see his house. One day that her 'brothers were absent elsewhere, and she had nothing better to do, she determined to go thither, and accordingly set out unattended. When she arrived at the house and knocked at the door, no one answered.
At length she opened it and went in; over the portal of the door was written--
"Be bold, be bold, but not too bold."
She advanced; over the staircase was the same inscription. She went up; over the entrance of a gallery, the same again. Still she went on, and over the door of a chamber found written--
"Be bold, be bold, but not too bold,
Lest that your heart's blood should run cold!"
 She retreated in baste, and, coming downstairs, saw from a window Mr. Fox advancing towards the house with a drawn sword in one hand, while with the other be dragged along a young lady by her hair. Lady Mary had just time to slip down and hide herself under the stairs before Mr. Fox and his victim arrived at the foot of them. As he pulled the young lady upstairs, she caught hold of one of the banisters with her hand, on which was a rich bracelet. Mr. Fox cut it off with his sword. The hand and bracelet fell into Lady Mary's lap, who then contrived to escape unobserved, and got safe home to her brothers' house.
A few days afterwards Mr. Fox came to dine with them as usual. After dinner the guests began to amuse each other with extraordinary anecdotes, and Lady Mary said she would relate to them a remarkable dream she had lately had. I dreamt, said she, that as you, Mr. Fox, had often invited me to your house, I would go there one morning. When I came to the house I knocked at the door, but no one answered. When I opened the door, over the hail I saw written, "Be bold, be bold, but not too bold." But, said she, turning to Mr. Fox, and smiling, "It is not so, nor it was not so." Then she pursued the rest of the story, concluding at every turn with, "It is not so, nor it was not so," till she came to the room full of skeletons, when Mr. Fox took up the burden of the tale, and said--
"It is not so, nor it was not so,
And God forbid it should be so!"--
which he continued to repeat at every subsequent turn of the dreadful story, till she came to the circumstance of his cutting off the young lady's hand, when, upon his saying, as usual--
"It is not so, nor it was not so,
And God forbid it should be so 2
Lady Mary retorts by saying--
"But it is so, and it was so,
And here the hand I have to show!"--
at the same moment producing the hand and bracelet from her lap, whereupon the guests drew their swords, and instantly cut Mr. Fox into a thousand pieces.
1 Malone's Skakspeare (1821), vol. vii. p. 163. See note at end of story.
2 This story was contributed to Malone's Shakespeare by Blakeway, in elucidation of Benedict's speech in "Much Ado about Nothing," Act i., Scene 1--." Like the old tale, my Lord: it is not so, nor 'twas not so; but indeed, God forbid it should be so!" Blakeway adds that this is evidently an allusion to the tale of "Mr. Fox," "which Shakspeare may have heard, as I have, related by a great-aunts in childhood."


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